Small business CGT concessions paper

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Published on 21 Sep 11 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

preliminary CGT elements
basic conditions
type of entity
CGT concession stakeholder
active asset
choice of concession.

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Brian Richards CTA

Brian of Richards Advisory has specialised in providing taxation advice to accounting and legal practitioners in respect of a wide range of business clients for approximately 40 years. His particular taxation specialty areas include business restructuring, intellectual property transactions, CGT issues and tax planning matters. As a taxation specialist, Brian has extensive academic and other lecturing experience. - Current at 23 May 2017

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